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TMU SCRANTON TmBCNE-SATURDAY, APRIL 0, 1001.
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IS
NEWS OF THE
LABOR WORLD
EXECUTIVE .COMMITTEE OF STA
TIONARY TIREMEN.
Held an Important Confeience Vcb
teulay in the St. Cloud Hotel In
This City Will Not Become Mem
bers of the United Mine Workers
of America Establishing of Air
Brake Plants Along the Line of
the Lackawanna Iinpiovements at
the Cliff Works.
Tlie osofiitlvt' board nl" ilu- liili'iiwi
tlotiul Itinthcrhnoil ol' Stitlloiiiiry Kite
lnett nf I'l'iiiifylviitilu. Iiclil a iwctlni:
jcHteiday In the Hi. Omul 1IoM. for
tin- piniiosf ol' fi'UlliiK tho rnii'silnn ol'
tli Jurisdiction In roKard In tin- rnlldl
Jtlnu Worhors of Atnei ku HiilinlliK llic
mine IlieniHi. The follnwliiir iiflletiil
I C'POI I ill' lilt' I'dlll'l'l OIICC WHS kIvoii out
ot Its clnin:
1 tic IlllMlllill i'f III'' liimil pirvnl W.H'! '.
. Ilivlii, I.'jimI S. ."a. .saiiiiIhiis '. I". Mull.ilJ.
Wal u. lit, I'lMiimitli; ,1. . ili'irll.v, l.mnl X.
iw. I'lll'loii! .t, 1 1. VVjiIc, I'uiI Nii. .'ill. Sci.mtim;
M. A. I'.nii'll. Irfir.il Nil Tl. Mitlilt: I'. .1. II"
tr.l. Imtiil .Vi. T.I. Hi.imolilli; II. l.iiisaii, ln.il
J.i. III. I'l.Mlldlllll.
Mlor Uiillltitf ii iP-ii.nii.iMc' I'lcaili r'l Ini- Ii"'
Minn ini; Irllti- 11 .Mm Ut-Imll I" '. '
Mi, imp. u.K ir.ul:
nliiuh.l.l. 111.. M it Ti ::. 1'nt.
t. I,. Slump. "Viitl.iij.'lir.uiri'r liitun.ilii.nil
llrntliirlionil of l illiinii.c I'lirim 11, ""Ilium l.i-
llun. Knii'j-. I'ily. Km-it-.
Di'.ir Mr .mil IliiMlm: I .mi i" r.-ruil "1 jnnr
finer n( 1'ilc. i'l, wliii.li .i IiiimmIiIcJ lo uio .it
SiMlnfloM. III.
In rrpl.i "III fn.. llul imdir loricn of cnir
nllillitlnn !Hi III" Aimrii.ni 1'iiloi.Uioii nf lali.ir.
nr jrr coinioltrl l nily .in.pl .i nic inline
jiiIwh ami mini" I.iIioht. .end in.iMmicli .h .vnur
if.Mnl7.Ulon I .il-o .illlii.ilr'il, I .mi nl oplnl-m
ill it llrriiiiii dimilil lii'Inns to ymn c.rinlMllnn.
nml I -li.ill lake Mcp. nt mire to di.nv tin- .Htm
lion of mir ilUlrln iilllu'H In llin in illor mm
nl lined of li.v jmi.
Inistlnir tli.U j mi will fii ii-'1 t It I In i'f l.'tlcr,
a- I nin ri.v 1mi, I .mi. Vo'it tuili.
l-'laneil) .! Mlt.lirll.
Pi.'ti.lnit V. M. . of A
iliirl.ili'il l'i M. .1. II. i
Mlor Hie K.ullni; ol llif teller 'lie fi.llimiiu
n-oliitioiH eie lin.mlnion'.ly mloplr! v tin
ee(utlle lnj.Mil (if III.' I. II. ol S. 1". of IViin
t.ili.inii:
Mlinerf'. It li.i- mine to .,m l.ii..I Jlt lli.il
-t it.- fnitcil Mine Woihcri ol Anietiu .ire inliini
it Mine i-onie nf our iiicmlicH tliloiiuliont Hie
M.lle. fl.litiirtii III1PH.-1 upon Hirni Hie fait III II
tliey liKlilfiilly belong to their u.ifl. wi- fiel
ai tiiousli our muiihrrs tlionl'l lie piotectcl.
.iine lime nso we ileen.ed II .ulvUjI'le lo miiIi.
mil tin- iiie,tii.ii of liuWIIctluii to tlie piceliluiU
rf Hie A. I'. of I... flic f. M. W. of A. .iml Hie
vtjle nfllou of llic I. II. of S. I ni'l ' ilieil .i
mtrtinp for Hie (niipo-e to 1 lieM in ilie St.
Cloud liotel, Simnloii, l'.i.. on Apiil ." .n U
i-. lock .i. Hi., wlileli nierlinc tliey Uiled to .il
leml oi wild iii.v r pie-mtatlie, in con-criiniie
it wliiili we hoc fr.umd the lollowini; for pub
lie.ilioii: "i:e,olied. Tli n we in-timt .ill peuoiii l.uown
mid -tiled n- st.itioniry liieinon tlut they rigM
lully Iji loner to the lntrriution.il lliolherliood of
-litionny I'iieinrii, mid 1li.it vie t.il.e -Cis in
ee tint tliey ne enrolled.
He'lml, 'lli.i't we oittlioriyi our .-I itr piei
il.nl .ind oift.iniei. lo - pl.ios wline our
.ntl-imn .ne c iifr.it-.til ami iii-lmcl them to Hut
rilm. in.) lli.il. nniM Hull' lie no locil ol tho t.
It, nf . I'. in .iid pl.u e. he -hall .it nni e
piouid lo nigJiilp the in jnd Me thai they Kit
Ulollld.
fle-olird, 'lint we infoim .ill -t.ilioniiy firciiien
wlui .in now ni'ilil'Cl- of any oilier liljor nritaii
iition tli.it Hie.i -hould at ome i-eei- Hit If ton
jiiitliiii with the sann; 1$ witluli.iliinc .mil "-el:
.idinivioii I" the ne.net loeal nf the I. 11. of S.
I'., wheie they will he icieived liy prpscntini;
th.-ir nni-, piovidins: Hi"" aie pjiil up in full.
I.'r-xlidl, 'lliH .1 iepy of the-e ir.-olutions he
Kuw.ii.li'd In Pie-idtnt (iompi'if. ol the A. V. of
I... lor hi- inti-lilei uion .'ind .ippiui.il. ami ii lie
ha. any ltjn ti.-n. we ak him lo notify in and
we -hill meet him lit lOiiieunm lo di-ui the
-line.
Ile-i.lird. 'I Ini a i.ipv of tlie-e ie-ulution
he forn.inled lo Ihe en utile liuaiih of lli-triit'
Ni.-. 7, fi and 1 it the I'. M. V. ol A., and pub-li-hcd
in ill diilv and weel.ly papeis of Ihe Male.
r. V. llaMer. .-. I'. Mullily. .1. 1'. Wade. il. A.
1 ai loll, .1. . t.ftili, I'. .1. Hirlon, H. l.ind&n.
Aiound the Cliff Wotks.
The Dickson Manufacturing company
iito bulldlnR a new s-ntltli and hummer,
shop to be used in connection with
their locomotive works. The structure
Mill be built of btlek, with an Iron
roof, and will be one-story high. The
dimensions are Itn.xlT". feet. Conrad
Schroeder lias tho contract for the
work. It is expected that the shop will
be leady for occupancy by the first of
May.
Hue of Hie pivttleni and inot-t com
pact little locomotives ever hullt at the
cliff works will he shipped today to
Hawaii. Tt will make the trip mound
tho Hot n, and will be used by the Ha
waii llailrond company on a short line
of railway In tho Islands, It Is named
the "Myrtle." No. !!.
N'os. M and S2 of tho Lackawanna
switch engines weio tinned out of the
i-hop yesteiday, and will lie worked into
fcrvloo today. Xo, s:l, the last of tho
.setles of fourteen ordered from tins
Dickson company, will bo turned out
of the shop the middle of next week,
CONSUMPTiON
is like the constrictor which drops Us
roils around its victim and slowly light
ens them until life is extinguished.
unce the colls are
drawn tight there
tllila rtltr tilts if
. - in lime " .
wfc escape. The one
nope oi baiety is
to break loose at
llic beginning of
the attack.
Those who are
showing symp
toms of lung dis
ease should in
stantly begin the
use of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. It will
cure obstinate
coughs, bronchitis
and bleeding of
the lungs, It in
creases the nutri
tion of the body,
ami so restores the
emaciated 'form
to health and
btreugth.
There is no al
cohol in "Goldeu
Medical Discov
ery," and it is entirely free from opium,
cocaine, anrj all other narcotics,
ij feel it iuv duly to give my testimonial iu
behalf of jour great medicine," writes Mr,
loliu T, Kced, ofjcftersoii, Jefltrtou Co.. Art,
"When I commenced taking Doctor Pterce'i
C.olde n Medical Discovery I wan very low wild
n rouijli, and would .it that unit Mood. I was
not able tu do liny wort at all, was wrat anil
inv head was ilizy. The tint bottle I toot did
me so much good that I had faith inllsudcou
tinned until 1 lud taken twelve bottle. Now I
do uot loot like nor feel like the same man as I
v,-.i a year ago. People were astonished and
udil they did nut think that I could liic. 1 cau
thankfully jay that I una entirely cured of a dis
rate from which had it not been for jourwou
dernd ' PUcovery I would have died."
Dr, I'ierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper covers, sent free on
receipt of 2i one-cent stamps to pay
ripenkt of mailing only. Address Dr,
.. V. l'ierce, Buffalo, N. Y,
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CjJWtijlSEv
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The IJIct(.on rompany has received
nil miler from the 9t. Louis and Bun
Iriinclseo Itullroud company for ten
frclKht and live passonger cnBltioM,
which will he hullt during tho Riimmcr.
The Deltiwalc .and Hudson company
hod hIpo placed mi order with the com
pany for twelve t'telfihl tmtl four swltoli
cnBlne.'',
Shuttinp Down Collieries.
Thus far no definite orders have been
trailed p.l titer by the Delaware, Lacka
wanna, anil Western company or tho
Delaware nml Hudson company rela
tive lo shuUIti"; down tho coIIIciIch
lioroalioiiu the last two days of tho
week. Inanities tit both Superintend
ent l.noinlH and Huperlnti'iident Hose's
olllt'c revealed nothluir of that natute.
and If any ordeis to that eri'ect liad
been Insiied theso si'titlemen et'i'talnly
woiild know Miint'lhlnK about them.
Jl Is true that several of tin1 collieries
hereabouts operated by these coui
pinilt's are shut tlown temporarily now
and then to permit of leimtts. or on
iicroiinl of ii shortage or fiirs. but as
far iik wot lhisr them nti two-lltlrds
time N foiieeilied, thai Is a mailer for
future revelation, A prominent olllrlul
or tho Dela waie, I.ueltiiwantia and
Weslern eoniiaiiy stated yesteiduy lo
Tho Trlbuiii.' tiian that it may not be
nceess.irv to Issue sucli an order, as
the lepalr woili thai Is usually dune at
tills time of the year may necessitate
leniponir suspension at ni.ii.y of llir'
t'ollicries. In that event, only about
half lime will be wotked.
it Is a fact that the demand for an
thracite foal has somewhat subtitled,
and Inasmuch as there Is an apparent
demand for ear.", the opoiMtots may
tuko advantage of It and pioseetite the
repair woilc needed mote vigorously,
t'p to the present time there has been
no eii'ori made by Hie Lackawanna
company to stoic their over-production
of coal at the new coal storage plant
erected last fall near tile Hampton
breaker. Aside from a small amount of
wnlieiy coal there, there is "nothing
doing" at Unit point.
Lackawanna Air Brake Plants.
P. J, Lungiiu, superintendent of air
brakes on the Lticlcuwiinna railroad, is
one of the busiest men in the country,
and when he Is through with his pres
ent task of installing air brake plants
at (iniildslioro, Flinghaniton and Oath's
Summit, anticiimtes that the intuitu.
wanna lailroad will have an air brake
equipment second to none in the I'nlted
States.
Plants have, already been intalled in
Huffalo. Kltulra, Jlallsteail, Hcranton,
IfnbokeiT, ("Ilea. Syracuse and Kings
ton, which are terminal points of tin
several divisions. The plants ate used
for cleaning and testing triple valves
and brake i-ylinileis.
The company now uses twelve-Inch
air Jacks instead of the old hydraulic
Jacks. At terminal stations all twins
me charged at seventy-pounds pres
sure, the leaks in the train line are Jill
taken up and the piston travel adjusted
before leaving.
Today's D., L. & W. Board.
The malce-up of today's D., L. and
W. board is as follows:
rrtiPAV. APUib 5
Wild C.iH. Ka-l to ji. in., II. I'iniieit.v.
SAU'ItPAV. Al'nili (i.
Wild (,il, Jlael l'l.f.0 J. in.. 11. niliiii;r: :'. i.
in. i;. Hurl; JO J. in., M. I.onghni'y; 11 ,i. in.,
(.'. T. Staph"-; 1 p. ni.. Latlmci, with KrlLlinn'i
ini'ir, .r p. in., II. .1. I.irhln: f. p. in., II (illli-
f?
Sinninit Kiev 0a. in., oa-l, .f. llt'iimgaii
I'uller-10 a. in., I". U. Sccor.
1'inlier S a. in., Ilouur; 10 a. in., S. Tin
nerly; ll.Si) a. in., Moran; 7 p. ui Miiiphy;
9 p." in,, Ijiupliiu; 10 p. in., Wiflnor.
P.Nicnurr Knginc 7 a. ni.. Gafiney; 7 a. in.,
Mm,cr: i.M p. in., SUnlon; 7 p. in., Magon'in.
Wild Cat--. WVI 3 a. in.. W. W. I.illar. ; 7 a.
in., I'. Wall; m a, m., .1. 11. .UK.inn; I p. in.,
1). IliRKiily; !! p. in.. .Mill-, with M. t'.iiinoili',
nun; 3 p. in., .1, K. .M.i-m-,; p. in., K. lie.
Alli.-tei.
.NOIICi:.
Hi.i1:i'iii.iii Ullli.iiii ll.iiin.iii on iith II .1 I..H'.
kill rojioit lf.nly tor wotl..
This and That.
Tltu employes of the Iaekawanna car
shops will 'be paid loday, commencing
at 2 p. m.
Thirty men have been laid off at the
shops of the Central Railroad of Xuw
Jersey at Ashley.
I. W. Morrison, .supeiintendent of
Pullman car service on the Lackawan
na, railroad, was in the city yesterday.
Merry" Walker, of Uangor, and
"Rob" Walker, of Rlnghamton, super
intendents of brldRo construction work
oiiSjie Lackawanna railroad, were in
the cjty yesterday. Iioth were former
residents of Soranton, and the first
named is an ex-chief ot the .Scranton
llro department and an ex-common
councilman of the Fifth waul.
W. H. Harvey, of Hcranton, lias been
appointed general toreman of the ma
chinery department of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western shops nt
Kingston. Mi. Harvey is a practical
mechanic with years of experience, lie
is mi old and trusted employe of thr
company and Is already doing1 excel
lent work about the shops. Willies
Hatte Hecord.
Within the next week, .lames Me
ninley, yard superintendent of the
Delaware and Hudson company, will
iuive one of tho most modern uillioad
yards in the city. For some lime past
a force of eighty men has ben nrraiij?
intf tlie tracks, placing spiltiK switches
a ml construct liif; now branches. rt
will lie remembered that the tracks
at llle upper end of the ynitl. opposite
the Hollcnback breaker, weie curved.
This retarded the work of the hIiIUIiip
oiiRlnes somewhat, but all this has
been temoved and now they ate so
constructed that there will be very
llttel lutereferenco with the nialu Hue
Larue, heavy rails have been substi
tuted for tho old ones, which make
rldlns on the passenger conches more
comfot table, WilUes-Ban 0 Xews,
Cheap Rates to California.
Parties desiring to make tiip to Cali
fornia, Arizona or Xow Mexico, either
for business or pleasure, can do so now
at almost half price,
Kvery Tuesday, until April Hath, In
clusive, tickets marked "Colonial" may
lie. purchased via Southern Hallwa for
$4 1.00 from Washington, Jts.riO from
Philadelphia, and correspondlnisly low
prices front other points.
Tho Sou them Railway and Southern
Pacille company operate- through e.
eurslon sleepers from Washington,
leaving Mondays, Tues-days and Fri
duys, the Tuesday sleeper being avail
able for "Colonist" tickets. The berth
rate lit these sleepers Is only $7,00, two
people being allowed to occupy one
berth If desired. Personal conductors
and I'ullman porters go through with
caclt bleepor, There aro other new,
convenient and economical features
connected with these excursions which
may bo ascertained from Cliailes L.
Hopkins, District Passenger Agent,
Southern Hallway, 828 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
Steam Heating and Plumbing.
P. F. & M. T. HowIey,831 Wyoming ave.
Ast; for Kelly's union craoktra.
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TODAY
TOMORROW
Warner's
For a Quarter
-
1rt
Judge T.A.McMahon, ,f ciiIcjro wdtut
I aiirtccn years' lher cnniplalnt orloul,v Ititrrfeinl with my olhiiul ilnlli't. I
i.n limed with pllli nml nmil(is unlit I ln-l hi ,11 1 unit iinn.n."'. At lit I tilnl
Unrnoi's S.i f c Ctin. I ilu not Wniilir rMi.ilinil.v ispr.il.s Mrll nf II. I'.lulil bottlci
li'.itidl mi' 1 1 cm In' nl In hint, .iml I nni a will nun.
V3
Dr. C. F. P. Burchmore, h;$ llimiliinlnii Aii-mi.-, Ilnun.
ViliumiM iiiiiliiii(l, pii'niM. I prurrlhi' WaniiiV 'ifi' t'uii'. ftml I ban
il tn hm n pallinl ill aliilinl Willi tliir ri'itillK whi'io a ill .i-e nl the Millii')" nr
Jl'llllll i IK J ni cslloil.
Henry Hill, ca-lilir Mjiulnnl (Ml Co.. IiIiuko. III-.
I KiifTcrcil with Mdnv.i ami llwr tionbli' for tIrIiI inonthi. It np'et my rut ii c
Vlini and in nlc tne unlit tm' wink. The doituiH flnilly ailil-iil me to take W u
net's Safe Ciih'. Wilhlii one week iillnr liralimliiK Ilu uk, Hip linrnlni; Hcnttioii
hail initially ill-appciii'il, In twr. weiU iiuri' I cuiiNMciril tnyM-lf cini'il, and t
haw In i-ii In pcifect lioallli eirr (.lure.
Could there be stronger testimony or from mote reputable
menP Do not longer delay, but begin today the use of Wnr
ner's Safe Cure, and thus secure the greatest of all blessings
good health.
"mil .linn name ami aililtfs In W.ninr Safe Cine (, llocln"lor, S". V.,
and liu'lv 1 1.1 return pol a liei' .ample of Wamcr'j Safe Cure.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
VAA'iWW'VySAAA'
X "iX MW
WESTBUXSTfiK HOTEL
(nr
isliinlli St and In in-' Plan',
NEW YORK.
Aini'iiiaii I'hti, i.'M P. r Hay and t'pn.lld'.
KutnpiMii Plan. 'M.OO Pci 11 i.v and I pivanK
spiei.il llatis tn l'.imilio-.
T. THOMPSON, Prop.
Hotel
VICTORIA
27th Street, Broadway and 5th Ave., New York
European jggfl9fo Absotutety
Plan pgpjy Fireproof
In the centre of tne shopping and theatre district
A Mihlcrn !'lntd3i Hot-!, Complete It! all It aj point.
mpiits I urnlslilnsanii decoration neu thiotijjliout. A -com-tn.nlatloiii
for jfw ifuetj; 151 suites vlth btlib, Jlut auJ
.did water &rtil telephone in eC"y room. Cuiilncunc-LclleJ.
GEORGE V. SWEENEY, Prop."!
-f-t- -t'-t--t--f-t--t"t"t--f -f
For Business Men
In the heart of ths wholesale
district.
For Shoppers
minutes' -walk to Wannmnlcorv.
S minutes to Siegel Coopd'a Bis
Btore. U-abv of access to the great
Dry Goods Stores.
For Sightseers
One block from B'vrajr Cars, giv
ing easy transportation to all
points ot Interest.
I HOTEL ALBERT
t AlfiW IUIU1.
f
4. Cor. lltli ST. A UNIVERSITY P y
4. Only one Block from Broadway.
ROODIS, $1 Up. Prices Rcasonabls 4.
Miirv tup nmtimiBD
hui iiuimyum
BELLAVITA
Arsenic Beauty Tablet? and Pills. A por.
I'BCtly safe and RiiaranteciltreatiiiBnt fo-nll tlsla
disorders. Restores the bloom ol youth to laded faces.
10 dr.ys" treatmout Mc; 30 dajs' fcl.00, by lmiU
i-onrt for circular. Adilre, .
i'-PVITA MEDICAL CO.. Clinioi & Jscksoo SI.,ChlcC?
Bold by McGarrah & Thomas, Drug
gists,, 203 Lackawanna ave., Scranton. Pa.
A GREAT EASTER SALE OF
Stylish Tailor-Made Suits for Women
Ladies' New Spring Dress Skirts
New Easter Effects Three Spec
ial Lots for Today.
.niliV All-Wmil V.lacU CIlKVIOT
SKI I ITS. lull llaro, nrettlly triuiliK'tl
with titffom straps. lined In elewut
ciuallty iieicailno. IteKular prlro, fii.7.).
Spec lal ,
nii'ii lot f fine itinck iinoAncr.oTU
KIvUlTS, luli llitii) anil ilouuro, proltlly
tilninieil with bands; (if taffi'tu,- flo
Knntly lined, stltehoil In, tine iwrct
lliic. Ili'ctulur lnice. $7.ri0. Siiccial
l.ndio.s" now Pprlwr Tufti-Wi Silk Skirt?,
tiliout a rtoson illffer.-nt styles, rich
IdPitB, full lluunc and ilarlnR effoet.
finely tailoreil. Uesular pi Ice, $15 to
ji.'.r.o. Srcciui
Box Coats.
?VLl: LADIICS' .UT." STYLISH IIOX
COATS. ni.ACK CHKVIOT and tan
overt cloth Hox fonts, wldo douhlo
breasted fronts; full satin lined, ele.
Biintly talloied.
l'OIt L.ADIBS1 Sir. VJNK TA,' COV
UltT BOX COATS, handsomely nuido;
scry latest.
4.98
6.98
Walking and Rainy-Day Skirts.
Special for Today.
AVo offer about 1M s-tyllsh RAINV DAV
hKIHTS, made of Fhio Melton cloth,
elegantly trimmed; regular ptlce, 57.00.
Today ,
I t t f 1 1
Receive protection, insurance and actual benefit from the process employed. Repairs
skillfully, economically made. Furs called for and delivered free. Free storage when
repairing is done,
BRESCHEL,
124
THERE IS UtCaHT
FOR VOU1
MAY BE
DARKNESS.
Safe Cure
of a Century
, , A BEACON LIGHT TO HEALTH.
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New Headgear,
Gloves, Neckwear
Are as essential to your
Easter outfit aa your new
Spring Suit.
Our Neckwear Stock is
up to its usual standard.
Hundreds of beautiful pat
terns in all the popular shapes
are here.
The Yoling's $3.00 flat
Is equal to the best.
We sell them.
Sefe the Sew
MflNHflTf m SHIRTS
412 Spruce Street.
The Dickson Manuraoturin? Co.
fccranton aud WliUevHarre, tt,
Manufacturers ot
LOCOMOTIVES. STATIONARY ENGINES
Boller.i. llolstinirandPum pins Machinery
General Office. Scranton. Pa.
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WYOMING AVENUE.
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SCRANTON'S SHOPPtNQ CENTER.
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Easter Specialties
. The Day of Little Things
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I ASTER, thoughts, Haster
tcr symbols everywhere
store, and Master sunshine,
this last day ol busier preparation. I his
will naturally be a day of little things.Iike Gloves
and Hosiery and Neckwear. Yet, if tlie Gown
or Skirt is not yet prepared, there is still time.
Huge preparations on our part have resulted
in immense favor at your hands. And this is but
the beginning. The mercantile importance of
Raster lies only in the fact that it (ixes the open
ing of a season.
With the p.issing ol Raster our usefulness to
you is only begun.
"American Girl" Kid Gloves for Women
and Misses the best Dollar Glove made.
"Jouvin" Gloves for Women
the acme of perfection
"Jouvin" Street Gloves tor Wo
men, in suede and glace. One pearl
button
Fovvnes and Adler's Gloves for
Men, in all shades; dressed and un
dressed, pair
Men's Neckutear
Raster Neckwear. The new shapes and
colors from abroad, and the very latest effects
from the makers at home.
25c to $1.25.
With large assortments at between prices.
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CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
HENRY BEL1N, JR.,
General Agent for tha Wyomlnj
District for
DUPONTS
POWDER.
Mining, nitstlnb'. Sporting, Sraoktlosi and th
Rcpauno Chcmkal Company's
High Explosives.
Safety Tusc, Caps and Exploder. Ttoom 401 Con
ncll Building, Scranton.
aokncii:s:
TI10S. FOIID Pitlston
JOHN D. SMITH & SON Pljmouth
W. !. MULLIGAN ...'. WilkcsBarro
i:ASTKU SUITS, lltw hoi-ko, cheviot,
Venetian cloth, homespun and broad
cloth: in nil the newest and pretty
shapes- tin en dill event flyles in i:ionn.
plain tailored- ttiffutn strapped and
hruidod: full HarltiK and llouneo skirt,
made over lino peicfillne. UuBitl.tr
value, 31S.f.0.
An exceptionally line lot of stylish
SI -ITS, mode, of routrh elievlotf, home
spuns, Vtnellrms iind broadcloths. In
black, blue, tan and irtay; In now hlttiiw
Kton inoket: vest front, lmndsoiiiely
trimmed IIiiiIiir skirt. Also a line lot
plain tiilloied. tlisht-tUtlllfr suits, ltefr
ular value, $!:.'.."').
No.v effects In Kton. tl?lil-lllllii3 suits;
beautifully lilmiiiod and plain talloied:
pei feet hanaiiiK skirts mil after tho
latest models; full llutlm? nntl llniince:
prettily trimmed to match jaeiiet
Theso suits arc nuuie of all tlin veiy
linest niiiterials; stylish ioubIi chevlolfi,
fine YticllaiiH, homespuns and broad
cloth in black, blue, tall, castor ami
Stay. llCKUlnr value, fci'J.OO.
New Spring Capes,
llousht from n piomiiiv-ul ISro.ulw.iy
capo houso. at u bit: discount.
VOIl ItKlTULAU LAWKS' $7.T." KINU
I'AI'ICS in clay diagonal nnd hroad
cIothH and srm Kialu silli, sprliit,
style, full satin lined, elepuntly nuuie.
Fiin HROl'LAlt LMiIlCS" ?0 STYL
ISH CAPKS, in city diagonal .iih1hm
Einln silk piettlly niailo, el-antly
llnt'd,
Stylish Raglans.
lOU LAWKS' ?i)00 KILL LK.N'l.TIl
liAHLANS, mado of lino invert cloth
In Oxford, gray an I tun. rulily tuil-
nli'il.
Reliable and
Up-to-Date Furrier
decorations, Uas-
through the
we hope, for
$1.50
$2.00
$1.50
Be Prepared
unheard-of low
NEW STOCK.
We arc now prepared to tliow you an entire NEW slock of
Carpets,
Wall Papers and Draperies
Every item is tin's season's goods., and we are prepared to serve
you promptly and at our well-known low prices.
WILLIAflS&ricANULTY j
Temporary Store,
126 Washington Avenue-
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Lager
Beer
Brewery
Mnuufiicturors or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
4SD to 455
. SCRANTON. PA
N. Ninth Street
Telephone Call. 2.13 J.
I'lijiiclan and Sjrsron
;tli Spruce st,
Ti tuple Oj'"' nullditnf,
SCRANTON, PA.
Ml acute ami ilironlc
dlscjits of uion. iw.
in. -ii and iKililivn,
I IIIIONK Ni:itOUS.
hums wn wasi'imi
uisnsi: sii:i.
IM.'IT.
Ml dUca-i'i ol llic Liver, Mdni)--,
Mtlii. Illnoil, Ni-I'(, Wiimli, Kc, lUr,
lil.ul.ter.
Ni'sc, Throjt, aril l.llliKS, laildri, Illinois,
l'i:n, Kuiiliife, (loll 1 1'. IllituiiijlUni. Asllimi,,
.C.iUitIi, Vailioci'lp, l.ci.t Mjiilimul, Nightly
l.inlst-loiid. all IVnuli' l)UMe,'l.i'iicuiTbnra, eli ,
(lonnoihca, SMliillii, llluvil I'oiton, Imli.crc
llun ami joutlilnl lubllx olilili'intnl. Mirk'ir.i,
1'iln. Klilepi, Tape anil blum.irli Viriu. I A
TAI1UIIO.ONR, Spccille for fattrrli. 'thrfi
montlis' trpatindit only V"i.(k). 'Iilal ttne in
iillnr. Contulmtlnn ami iwatiiiii.ltlon lice. Ol
Hie liours daily and Sunrlay, i a. ni. to '' V- nt.
dr. densten.
Men's and Women's Hosiery
Good Hosiery. Always worthy, dependable
goods in this store, however little the price. A
hosof regular patrons indorse this claim. Rach
new patron makes a new indorser.
Tailor-Made Sails
New ones again, as a talc of every day.
Seicres. HomesDuns. Tweeds, Venetian Cloths
as
and Broadcloths, in all the colorings you can
think of, and in others that you would never
think of unless you had studied the matter from
this Spring's viewpoint. Almost all the styles
are rigidly confined to this store.
The Neu) Silk Waists
A great lot of elegant Silk Waists black
and the new Spring colors is waiting your in
spection, Many new styles and ideas are shown
in this collection styles which, we feel very
sure, you'll like. All at our well-known low prices
Next week to witness the greatest sale of
Men's and Women's AIU Linen Handkerchiefs
you have ever heard of. Wc have made what Is
unquestionably the largest purchase of Linen
Handkerchiefs ever brought to Scranton and the
various lots will go on sale Monday morning at
prices.
Washington 'Ivenue
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Said the bait to the fish.
Or next thing you know
you'll garnish a dish.
I came from the store of
Florey & Brooks,
And I'm dangerous.
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211 Washington Ave.
THE
IGSIC POWDER CO.
Ilooms l and 2, Com'lth BTd'f.
CORANTON, A.
Hining and Blasting
POWDER
!? t,t Mooslo and KuabikU WoUl.
LAPLIN RANU HOWDBR CO.'S
ORANQE QUN POWDER
Jtl;otrlo llatlerlei. liloofrlo KxploJtrv
txpludlu. bUHa, aiifety Kuuuul
pauno Ghelcai Co.'s xi"Hve.
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